Team specialized in intrusion and exploitation of services and vulnerabilities.
Equipo de seguridad y otros departamentos de AVATEL
Avatel is a teleoperator that has undergone dizzying growth in recent years. As a consequence of the absorption of dozens of smaller operators, the network infrastructure inherited from these smaller companies could be an access point for cybercriminals, so there was a great need for a Red Team exercise to search for vulnerabilities in the network infrastructure to prevent possible exploitation by cybercriminal groups.
The service carried out was based on the analysis of the external and internal infrastructure of the organization and to verify its robustness and maturity in terms of cybersecurity. In addition, social engineering exercises have been carried out to test the weakest link in the security chain, the human being, by testing with real phishing attacks for subsequent employee awareness.
After four months of work and continuous audits in a production environment and a Black Box approach, our team has managed to detect a multitude of potential security breaches that could have led to a larger scale attack, achieving a timely detection and subsequent remediation. In this way, a secure architecture has been established in order to prevent possible attacks by third parties.
Thanks to the team's work, possible security breaches have been detected and remedied to provide a higher level of security for the operator and prevent it from being a future target for cybercriminals.
SGoSat is a family of high-tech SOTM (Satellite Comms On The Move) terminals that are installed in a vehicle, providing the ability to target and maintain a stable connection to the satellite when the vehicle is in motion in any type of conditions.
The SGoSat family is composed of versatile terminals, which can be installed on any type of platform: trains and buses, military and/or government vehicles, aircraft, ships, etc. Originally designed for the military sector, SGoSat terminals are extremely reliable and robust, integrating high-performance components that comply with the most stringent environmental and EMI/EMC regulations. The product uses low-profile, high-efficiency antennas and a high-performance positioning and tracking unit, allowing the terminal to be operated anywhere in the world.
In order to meet the diverse needs of its customers, INSTER has developed single band and dual band terminals in X, Ka and Ku frequencies.
The SGoSat family of terminals can also be configured with a wide range of radomes (including ballistic options) to suit customer requirements.
